Carlos Beltran will continue his career not in San Francisco, but in St Louis. The Cardinals agreed to a two year contract with the veteran outfielder..
Carlos Beltran will try to soften the blow with Albert Pujols going to Angels via Free Agency..
Beltran was targeted by 5 teams with the Cardinals always leading the pack.. Beltran is expected to play right field and Lance Berkman is expected to play 1st Base in place of Albert Pujols.
Via Boston Herald Sports
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December 27, 2011
ST. LOUIS -- About 50 or 60 feet from his house in Puerto Rico is a daily reminder of the work Carlos Beltran needs...
Via Indians Baseball Insider
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December 26, 2011
The Indians missed out on Beltran, butit shows they are working. (Photo: AP)Some news, notes, and thoughts from my Indians notebook…Indians looking for the right fitNews came out on Thursday that the Indians were hot and heavy for free agent outfielder Carlos Beltran. Reports indicated it was down to the Indians and Cardinals before he agreed to sign with the Cardinals for two...
Via St. Louis Sports 360
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December 23, 2011
So far, it’s been a rather uneasy offseason for the St. Louis Cardinals’ faithful. After losing a Hall of Fame manager (Tony LaRussa), the game’s best player (Albert Pujols), its head of minor league development to a division rival (Jeff Luhnow) & already being faced with a big injury two months before Spring Training (Allen Craig), the tides have not been too promising...
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December 23, 2011
In Port St. Lucie this spring, the Mets will see a lot of Jose Reyes and Carlos Beltran -- just not in their dugout.
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December 24, 2011
Last week, I looked at whether or not Carlos Beltran fit on the Cardinals and concluded, probably not. Thursday night Derrick Goold reported Beltran had signed in St Louis for 2 years/$26 million. So much for my ability to predict the future.
Instead, and with the Holiday Season firmly upon us, I’d like to share the story of an empty stocking.
“Once upon a midnight clear,...
Via Mets Merized Online
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December 26, 2011
Anthony DiComo talks about what the Mets could expect to do n 2012.
I’m not expecting much in 2012 from the Amazins’, especially with a team that must now overcome the losses of Beltran, Reyes and K-Rod from last Opening Day’s roster.
Like last year, they will once again be banking on a healthy return from Johan Santana who now finds himself a year older at 33 and still hasn’t...
The St. Louis Cardinals have signed outfielder Carlos Beltran to help fill the gap left by Albert Pujols’ departure.
Via Rays Index
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December 26, 2011
If you have been hanging around these parts for a while, you know that the model for this site is to tell you what the Rays have done, what they are doing and try to project what they will do based on what we have learned. Think of RI as “Tampa Bay Rays 101.”
However, for the next 12 days we will step away from the standard, and we present to you 12 “presents” the Tampa Bay...
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December 23, 2011
I was drving home yesterday from San Luis Obispo and when I did get home I was a little surprised to see that no other Padres moves were made. Instead I read about other teams making their splash in the trade and free agent markets, i.e. Carlos Beltran to the Cardinals. With 2 days left before Christmas, it will be interesting to see if any moves are made or if we will have...
Via MLB Trade Rumors
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December 25, 2011
Here's a look at items out of the American League East..
Each year is a different story for the Red Sox, but the club typically meets its biggest needs in November and December, writes Michael Silverman of the Boston Herald. However, since the current ownership group took over a decade ago, they have made some key additions in January and February, including their pickup...
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